Online Magazine Stears Clear of Home Business Hype... Parents Find True Scam-Free Ideas!

Wausau Daily Herald Says, "Those who know Edrich's site well say her magazine is the perfect first stop for parents who are looking for information.... her site saves readers countless hours of search time on the Internet... Giving consumers quality, reliable information tops Edrich's list of priorities."

Merrill, WI business owner, Alyice Edrich runs a FREE online magazine for BUSY Parents. The Dabbling Mum.com (http://thedabblingmum.com) may have an unusual name, but its content is a far cry from dabbling. With a high amount of professionalism, The Dabbling Mum.com provides a wealth of reliable information, saving parents hours upon hours of research time.

Founder Alyice Edrich says, The Dabbling Mum.com has undergone a huge transformation this year (2002). Back in 1999, when I purchased the domain name, I dreamed of owning a print magazine that blended home business with family life, but could never get it off the ground. After moving to Wisconsin on October 31, 2001, everything seemed to fall into place. I knew that I wanted a FREE place for parents to find valuable information, not hype, so I redesigned my website and began scouring the net."

The Dabbling Mum.com (http://thedabblingmum.com) may not be in print" as Edrich had once dreamed, but her magazine is slowly growing into a vast resource for parents everywhere. There are centers for Home Business, Writing, Parties, Parenting, Freebies, and Contests. Amongst those centers, one can find several pages of fresh content full of interviews, articles, and links galore.

The Internet," says Edrich is a great place to reach out and gain a wealth of information from those who have been there and done that. I have learned a great deal from my online buddies, so much so that I have recently added a forum and chat room to the website."

Priscilla Huff, author of 101 Homebased Businesses for Women and several other home business books, says, I enjoyed the Dabbling Mum.com and will be including it as a resource in my upcoming book."

I love The Dabbling Mum.com," says Wendy Roe of Miracle Munchkins (http://www.miraclemunchkins.com). The site has a lot of great information. I probably spend a little too much time there."

The Dabbling Mum.com may be found at http://thedabblingmum.com where one can find discussion boards, chat rooms, interviews, articles, shop, locate freebies, enter monthly contests, and sign up for a free update e-zine.

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